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Well thanks! It’s unfortunate that it’s designed that way as opposed to normal code blocks such as [code]adfopintpg[/code] where the markers can be placed in a normal position. I’ll get used to it I suppose.

<a href="testblahblah">Testing</a>

I found this code in the gallery-css.php file and changed the opacity up to 80%, but that seems to be about as good as it’s going to get for now. Adjusting the opacity seems to be linked to both the text and the background, and I’m not sure how to split the two.

<?php echo $styles['infobackground']; ?>; color:<?php echo $styles['infocolor']; ?>; overflow:hidden; z-index:200; opacity:.8; 

filter:alpha(opacity=80); }

Could you paste the contents of index.php and footer.php to pastebin and link them here? I should be able to find out exactly where the footer code is at then.

It’s hard to say exactly what you need to do without seeing the example files or site layout to know what you mean, but if you’re just trying to create a link with the word “About” this might help.

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_href.asp

I attempted to give you an example here but placing code on these forums proves to be incredibly frustrating. You can style the text for your link using CSS.

@krishna Of course I did, that’s why I asked you the question. If you can’t provide the answer then you’re just linking to a random scanning site with no actual evidence of what you’re saying. I can find a malware scanning site right now that says gmail is infected, or facebook, or coffee.com. That doesn’t mean they are, it means there’s a site out there that randomly scans things and reports what it “thinks” is true. If you have an actual reason for why you think the site is “infected” I’d love to see it, hence why I asked the question in the first place.

I did read what WPyogi advised, it was very good advice, with solid reasoning behind it. It’s nice to see that not everyone randomly throws out links with no explanation behind them.

@catlover It seems to me that the only thing wrong with the site is that the footer is misplaced and has that additional text that you don’t want. If someone else can provide a solid reason for ditching this theme then I would by all means do it. At the moment however I don’t get any reports of malware from your site and it seems to function fine except for this small easily fixed problem.

What makes you think there is malware? None of the links redirect away from the site or seem out of place.. Seems like a false report by Mcafee from that site to me.

The problem is in your footer code listed here:
<div class="Footer"><div class="Footer-inner"> Theme Demo</div></div><div class="Footer-background"></div>

You should be able to change this by simply delete the words “Theme Demo” in your footer.php file, or possibly at the bottom of your index.php file depending on where it’s located.

Ah my apologies for forgetting the closing bracket XD I’m glad it worked for you!

<?php if (get_post_meta($post->ID, 'nogallery', true) ) { ?>
	<?php the_content(); ?>
<?php } else { ?>
        <?php the_content(); ?>
        <?php echo do_shortcode('[gallery size="large"]'); ?>

This might work. I believe the putting the custom field “nogallery” with any value after it will = true. If there is no custom field called “nogallery” then it returns false and prints the gallery.

Nevermind! Obviously calling the the_categories displays the output as a list by default.. I’m sure there’s a way to change this and I’ll look it up now. Thank you again!’

Edit: For future googlers, the following code adds a seperator between categories, and removes the hardcoded “unordered list” formatting:

<?php the_category(', ') ?>

This creates a comma between categories.

Thank you very much! I’m still not sure I understand why it thinks that the text is an unordered list though..

Oh I see. It should be simple as well then. All you have to do is create a post in the category “Uncategorized” and then upload a featured image. The option for this should be in the bottom right when you create a new post.

If it’s not there try clicking the Screen Options drop-down in the top right of your posting page and selecting the option “Featured Image”.

In your admin area from WordPress, on the bottom lefthand side there should be a category called “Image Slider”. If you click on that it brings you to the settings page where you can upload images to be used in the slider. ??